aftermarket fuel pump & fuel pressure regulator help
hey guys, my 4th gen is in the shop right now im getting a jdm h22a dropped in...my question is, i had a walbro 255 aftermarket fuel pump installed with my turbo kit, but im gonna be running the stock h22a fuel rail...is there going to be a problem running the aftermarket fuel pump with a stock fpr?....if so, should i spend my money just getting a brand new stock fuel pump or getting another aftermarket fpr(the one on the car now was sold with the turbo kit) thanks a lot!
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by hksturbolude »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">hey guys, my 4th gen is in the shop right now im getting a jdm h22a dropped in...my question is, i had a walbro 255 aftermarket fuel pump installed with my turbo kit, but im gonna be running the stock h22a fuel rail...is there going to be a problem running the aftermarket fuel pump with a stock fpr?....if so, should i spend my money just getting a brand new stock fuel pump or getting another aftermarket fpr(the one on the car now was sold with the turbo kit) thanks a lot!</TD></TR></TABLE>
no, the stock fuel rail and fpr are actually very well designed.
But it really depends on how much power you are making..
If you are in the 350 + range, then I would get a new FPR
no, the stock fuel rail and fpr are actually very well designed.
But it really depends on how much power you are making..
If you are in the 350 + range, then I would get a new FPR
cool so i should be ok running the aftermarket fuel pump with the stock fuel pressure regulator and stock fuel rail?
It will be fine to keep your stock fpr. But when you need to lower or raise your pressure you will not be able to with the stock fpr.
Your gonna want to dip into your car $$$ and pick yourself a fpr. Your gonna wanna bump it up , you will see better results but a loss in fuel economy , but oh well right. your stock fpr will be fine for now but your gonna want to adjust your pressure in the future.
Here's a recent thread on fuel pressure for 4th gens https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=685846&page=1
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